Endometriosis is a common, long term condition where the lining inside the uterus is found outside of it. This can cause major problems, symptoms vary significantly from person to person and can include: painful periods, abdominal pain, pain during sex, and difficulties falling pregnant. Endometriosis can...
The pain of endometriosis can be a very destructive force in a woman's life. For example, a U.S regional study published in the Journal Fertility & Sterility found that endometriosis disrupted various aspects of daily life, including: day-to-day tasks, sexual relations, exercise, sleeping and social situations....
Most published information describe endometriosis as the tissue that lines the womb called endometrium back flows out the fallopian tubes implanting itself outside the uterus and in the abdomen where these cells are not meant to be. Most commonly referred to as retrograde menstruation. While most women...
PMS (premenstrual syndrome) is a cyclic recurrence of a group of symptoms that happen a week or two before a woman's period. In over 75% of the cases, too much estrogen relative to progesterone contributes to a range of PMS symptoms including: breast tenderness, mood...